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The TI Sensor tag ($25) and the codeplex TI sensor tag Windows API is a nice start for Windows "app" users.
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Thanks. I announced the alpha/beta Windows API there. -later -e
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Thanks, Eric. Even so, a lot of unanswered questions above. If you want to just add the answers to the somewhat muted Android code comments, go ahead, or answer here. -thanks -e
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First version of the Windows Portable Class library is complete. Somewhat tested on Windows, no tests have been done on the phone. VERY rough work! Be gentle. https://mwear.codeplex.com/ -e
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Looking at the above, and now the code again, I see that my play red play green play blue scenario is wrong. We can only play or pause or stop the entire thing, not one channel at a time. That makes my other question about the offsets in time…
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Just one more question, I hope @Eric will answer soon. What is the meaning of withHighTime and withPulseDuration? Not sure how they fit into the pattern I outlined above. Kindof thinking my outline above is off somewhere. Please? -e
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@Eric thanks for trying to help. I have a lot of questions on how LEDs are supposed to work. I don't have an Android or iOS device and we need docs anyway. I'll write the thing up when I understand it and put in the Windows code. It should take o…
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I have that, but it explains nothing about the thing is supposed to work. It just shows you the interface. Three is actually a snippet in the app as well, and then there is some small amount of data (units and ranges) in the Java docs. So I'll ju…
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One more time. We have a category for iOS We have a category for Android Let's create a category for "Windows" please. -thanks -e
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If you're looking for any kind of accuracy, the MetaWear won't do it for you if there are people or metal objects in the room. This is because RSSI is a signal-strength-based technology. Certainly, you can make some sense of your position using RS…
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@Eric This is Eric, working on the Windows Portable Class library. Do you have a document that documents the LED operation, as in how the buffer is built and how the commands get interpreted and turned into actions? -thanks in advance -e
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There are a few pieces of documentation missing that I'm not able to get, but I'm almost there. We will have in the next week or so, a project with a PCL for Windows and a test app. @Mike, grabbed the sensor library. I'm not using MVVM in the tes…
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@Laura @Eric I'm still waiting for you guys to call me so we can go over what's next on the Windows Store API. My contact info is embedded with my recent email to you -thanks -e
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I think Eric had said there is no support for multiple devices in the API (for Android at least). The developing Windows Store API is the same way.
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For what its worth, I completely agree with Laura. the biggest variations are seem by changing antenna designs but there is no minimum or maximum range. it all depends. Unfortunate, but true. at the end of the day this is an RF device. no free …
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My Windows Store Portable Class Library is somewhat usable now. Just waiting to make contact with Laura to find out what she wants to do as the next step. I've successfully read Accel values, the switch, and blinked the LED to date. More to come.…
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IMHO, that's a cool sensor, but not for people who want a low power solution. The design's problem is that it uses an illumination LED to light up the skin and another device to see the fluctuations of light when the blood is pumped. Neat idea, bu…
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just looking for a new category, analogous to the iOS and Android categories, and it will handle comments and bugs for the Windows Store API Just done in the name of consistency...
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They might add specific support in the firmware, but I'm not sure what Laura is planning (has not told me). To do the most standard thing, one would implement the Bluetooth SIG's HeartRate service and one or more of its characteristics. This woul…
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Thanks Eric, I'm doing the Windows port now. The port is a Windows Portable Class Library for Windows Store apps in C#, and therefore should be usable on Windows and Windows Phone 8.1 and greater. I have a decent level of completeness on all the …
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Laura, I think that others touched on it, but I am having to clean up some places where members and methods have the same name. I think most of us prefer the idea of using getxxxx style accessory, so that's what I'm gong with to remove the clashes…
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i will throw the service into wimdows API i am making
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@paul yeah, I know, but the problem I'm having is trying to keep the same API signature as the Android API, which is the only API we have the source to. That is a bit more difficult because of the way the Java is written.. That takes A LOT longer …
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@samsgates I don't see the device reachable as a heartratesservice device, so if you want something standard GATT, it looks as if the firmware would need to be modded as well. Looking here: https://developer.bluetooth.org/gatt/services/Pages/Servi…
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Jeff, I see you have not been around in a while. I was telling Laura in another thread that I'd be interested in starting a Windows / Windows Phone API for the device. Are you making progress on this yourself? If so, perhaps we should touch base…
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I will do so.
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I am planning to do a universal shared library for Windows/Phone 8.1 and greater. Any hints, Laura? I guess I can get an android device to compare with, but it might be helpful to get an overview of how things are supposed to work. Are there an…